QLD:Needle-less vaccines a step closer =2

AAP General News (Australia)
08-02-2011
QLD:Needle-less vaccines a step closer =2
EDs: Restores keyword from Med Patch

Money from the federal government's innovation investment fund has helped establish
the new company Vaxxas, which will commercialise the nanopatch.

"... in addition to the government's investment, nanopatch has attracted investment
from overseas," Innovation Minister Kim Carr said in a statement.

He said the fund was set up with technologies like nanopatch in mind, ensuring cutting-edge
Australian research could be commercialised in the global marketplace.

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KEYWORD: PATCH 2 BRISBANE (REOPENS)

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WA:Chopper on way to WA ultralight crash

AAP General News (Australia)
04-06-2011
WA:Chopper on way to WA ultralight crash

PERTH, April 6 AAP - A rescue helicopter and an ambulance have been sent to the scene
of an ultralight aircraft crash at Black Point near Cervantes on the West Australian coast.

WA Police and the Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) said the RAC rescue
chopper was sent just before 10am (WST) but no further information was immediately available.

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KEYWORD: ULTRALIGHT

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NSW:Judge viewing evidence in Corben case

AAP General News (Australia)
12-16-2010
NSW:Judge viewing evidence in Corben case

SYDNEY, Dec 16 AAP - Video footage shows Christopher Scott Corben at an exclusive Sydney
nightspot in the company of a woman, hours before he allegedly sexually assaulted her
in the bathroom.

The 31-year-old from Lilli Pilli is facing two counts of sexual assault relating to
alleged events at the Piano Room in Kings Cross in October 2008 and at Sydney's Ivy bar
in October 2009.

On both occasions Corben is alleged to have assaulted the women in the bathrooms of the venues.

The management consultant denies the charges.

At Sydney's Downing Centre Local Court on Thursday a hearing began before Magistrate
Caleb Franklin to determine what evidence can be used at an upcoming committal.

Crown Prosecutor Kate Chater tendered four DVDs, showing CCTV footage from both venues
and "walk-throughs" with both victims.

"There is CCTV from the scene of both offences," Ms Chater told the court "... from
the Piano Room ... there are three camera angles, one of which shows the alleged offender
and the complainant up to two hours before".

Prosecutors also made available the results of a medical examination of the second
woman, a Sydney-based fashion designer.

"We were recently served with a statement ... which alleges that no penetration took
place," defence barrister Winston Terracini said.

Corben, who is on bail, was in court where Magistrate Franklin adjourned the matter
to later on Thursday so he could view the tendered evidence.

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KEYWORD: CORBEN

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VIC:Man in court over siege

AAP General News (Australia)
08-09-2010
VIC:Man in court over siege

A man allegedly at the centre of a Melbourne siege early yesterday morning will appear
in court today charged with attempted murder.

SUHAIL KHUDRUJ has been charged with two counts each of attempted murder and conduct
endangering life .. and one count of being a prohibited person in possession of a firearm.

KHUDRUJ was arrested after police were called to a factory in Sunshine about 4.20am
(AEST) yesterday .. following reports of a disturbance and shots being fired.

He'll appear in the Melbourne Magistrates Court today.

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KEYWORD: SIEGE (MELBOURNE)

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WA: Satellite technology to help track sharks along WA coast

AAP General News (Australia)
12-30-2009
WA: Satellite technology to help track sharks along WA coast

In a world first .. tagged Great White sharks swimming along Perth's popular beaches
will trigger an alert by email or SMS to mobile phones to relevant authorities.

The West Australian government will use satellite receivers along the state's coast
to allow real-time tracking of the most feared creature in the ocean.

About 100 sharks will be tagged in a two-year study to measure the movements and migration
patterns of white pointers along the metropolitan coast.

AAP RTV ap/wz/tm

KEYWORD: SHARK WA (PERTH)

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Qld: Search for missing man to resume

AAP General News (Australia)
08-18-2009
Qld: Search for missing man to resume

Police and SES volunteers will resume a land and water search for a man who went missing
in a central Queensland river.

Authorities fear a 26-year-old Clermont man may have drown .. after he tried to swim
across the Fitzroy River at Rockhampton on Sunday afternoon.

Witnesses say they saw the man go under several times.

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KEYWORD: RIVER (BRISBANE)

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WA: FMG statements not misleading to canny investors, court told

AAP General News (Australia)
04-07-2009
WA: FMG statements not misleading to canny investors, court told

By Andrea Hayward and Rebecca Le May

PERTH, April 7 AAP - Fortescue Metals Group boss Andrew Forrest and his executives
did not mislead investors by overstating agreements with Chinese parties, a court has
heard.

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) alleges the Pilbara iron
ore miner made misleading and deceptive statements about the nature of deals with three
state-owned Chinese companies in 2004.

On the second day of a five-week hearing, Fortescue's lawyer John Karkar, QC, said
Mr Forrest and his executives were entitled to conclude binding agreements had been entered
into.

The agreements required further negotiation and a commercial outcome was never reached.

"We say in the end, having regard to what happened, investors were not misled," Mr
Karkar told the Federal Court in Perth on Tuesday.

The financial market understood the agreement with China Railway Engineering Corporation
(CREC) "to be conditional" on completion of certain studies, although this information
was not included in an August media release, Mr Karkar said.

He said the validity of the announcement was reinforced by the fact CREC had not only
reviewed the draft version, but also made amendments.

"The announcements were approved by CREC.

"There can be no question that CREC participated in approval of the media release in
the form that it was."

Mr Karkar said CREC had been keen to convert the agreement into a memorandum of understanding
(MoU), but it felt rushed as the transaction first needed to be approved by Chinese regulators.

"Interest ... came from the Chinese. The evidence to that effect is overwhelming," he said.

Citing several media reports, Mr Karkar said the common investor would have taken the
commentary into account.

"In short ... the media thought the announcements were light on detail," he said.

"We would submit the common investor with knowledge of the facts would understand that
plans for the project were in their infancy and that Fortescue's achievements had hitherto
been preliminary.

"That is the context in which the announcement about binding ... contracts were made.

"We say, in the end, having regard to what happened, investors were not misled."

Mr Karkar said it was common knowledge the framework deals would be supplemented with
further agreements.

This was because media reports and analyst research - issued prior to the announcements
in question - had described Fortescue's project as being in the early stages with many
milestones ahead.

Mr Karkar said if necessary Fortescue could demonstrate the contracts to build and
finance various parts of the project's infrastructure were regarded as binding.

But neither Mr Forrest nor the other directors were lawyers and "no reasonable layman
would be expected to know the intricacies of the law of contracts", he said.

He said the seven per cent jump in Fortescue's share price that followed the company's
August 23, 2004 announcement was not "statistically significant".

Fortescue and Mr Forrest face maximum civil penalties of $6 million and $4.4 million,
respectively, if the action is successful.

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KEYWORD: FORTESCUE WRAP

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Qld: Opposition sees red over pens

AAP General News (Australia)
12-03-2008
Qld: Opposition sees red over pens

The Queensland government's been given an F .. for discouraging teachers from marking
students' work in red pen because it could offend them.

Deputy opposition leader MARK MCARDLE has told state parliament Queensland Health is
advising teachers their pupils can see red pen as aggressive and they should use another
colour pen to mark papers.

He's mocked the government .. saying it should be focusing on classroom outcomes ..

rather than kooky .. loony .. Lefty policies.

AAP RTV gd/pjo/af/bart

KEYWORD: RED (BRISBANE)

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Vic: Taxi stabbing victim conditions improves

AAP General News (Australia)
04-30-2008
Vic: Taxi stabbing victim conditions improves

The Melbourne taxi driver who was stabbed early yesterday has been taken off the critical
care list.

The Royal Melbourne Hospital says the 23-year-old Indian student's now in a serious
but stable condition in the intensive care unit.

A man charged with the driver's attempted murder is expected to appear in Melbourne
Magistrates' Court today.

AAP RTV kb/gfr/tm/bart

KEYWORD: STAB DRIVER (MELBOURNE)

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Qld: Crash claims girl's life on Sunshine Coast

AAP General News (Australia)
12-27-2007
Qld: Crash claims girl's life on Sunshine Coast

A 12-year-old girl has died and a man is in a critical condition after a single-vehicle
crash on the Sunshine Coast.

Police say the vehicle with three people inside hit a concrete pylon at Caloundra this afternoon.

The girl died in an ambulance on the way to Nambour hospital.

The 47-year-old male driver was flown from Nambour hospital to Brisbane with life threatening
internal and head injuries.

A 47-year-old woman is in a stable condition at Nambour hospital with internal and
spinal injuries.



The accident brings the state's holiday road toll to two.





(EDS: Changes from teenager to 12-year-ol girl and two to three occupants in car after
updated police information)





(AAP's Xmas/New Year road toll figures are for the period 0001 December 21 to 2359
January 4. Some state and territory police forces may use different road toll periods.)

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KEYWORD: TOLL QLD UPDATE (BRISBANE)

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VIC: Main stories in today's Melbourne newspapers

AAP General News (Australia)
08-20-2007
VIC: Main stories in today's Melbourne newspapers

MELBOURNE, Aug 20 AAP - The main stories in today's Melbourne newspapers:

HERALD SUN

Page 1: Kevin Rudd blames a drunken blackout for a wild night watching lap dancers
in a strip club in New York City.

Page 2: Prime Minister John Howard will continue his attack on state Labor today, outlining
more plans for federal takeovers of state responsibilities.

Page 3: The Victorian government has grabbed $1.4 billion in stamp duty so far this
year as Victorian families find themselves shut out of what were once the most affordable
suburbs.

World: In a tale to silence the loudest of ticking biological clocks, a British woman
has revealed she fell pregnant naturally and gave birth at age 59.

Finance: The US Federal Reserve's decision to enact an emergency interest rate cut
is tipped to propel a 200-point rise on the Australian stock market today.

Sport: AFL Premiership favourite Geelong got plenty of heavy attention yesterday and
will need to stay cool as the heat increases in the run to the finals.

MORE jrd/rs

KEYWORD: MONITOR FRONTERS VIC

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Diary Events for Wednesday April 4, 2007

AAP General News (Australia)
04-04-2007
Diary Events for Wednesday April 4, 2007
EVENTS LISTED IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER AND LOCAL TIME UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED:
ADELAIDE
1930: ADHD public forum, Education Development Centre, Milner St, Hindmarsh. Contact:
Renar Murdoch 0434 070 784.


BRISBANE
0900 - Queensland health and indigenous health organisations and experts in maternity
services will appear at a parliamentary public hearing into the health benefits of breastfeeding.

Receptions rooms, Cairns City Council chambers, 119-125 Spence St, Cairns. Committee secretariat
02 6277 4145.

1000 - Official opening of the innovative $44 million North Lakes State College. Education
Minister Rod Welford. North Lakes State College, Performing Arts Complex, Joyner Circuit,
North Lakes. Greg Milne 3237 1000.

1030 - Final level five restrictions will be announced. Water Commission chair Elizabeth
Nosworthy available for media interviews. Brisbane Room, Executive Building, 100 George
St, Brisbane. David Margan 0407 637 181.


CANBERRA
0900 - House of Representatives Parliamentary Committee on Review of proscription powers,
Committee Room 2R1, Parliament House, Canberra. Contact: 02 6277 2360.

1030 - Media Conference with Australian Transport Safety Bureau on the investigation report
into the Lockhart River aircraft accident, ATSB Headquarters, 15 Mort Street, Canberra.

Contact: George Nadal 1800 020 616.

1200 - CEO Mineral Council of Australia Mitch Hooke will address the press club on The
Mineral Industry and the future of Australia, National Press Club, 16 National Circuit,
Barton, ACT. Contact: 02 6121 2199.


DARWIN
No items listed.


HOBART
No items listed.


PERTH
No events listed.


MELBOURNE
Various times - Melbourne International Comedy Festival. April 4-29. Various venues. Website:
comedyfestival.com.au.

0900 - Australian Financial Review Higher Education Summit continues. Sofitel Melbourne.

Contact: Nigel Dique 02 9080 4108, 0423 024 819.

1145 - Treasurer Peter Costello will open the new National Circus Centre for the National
Institute of Circus Arts (NICA). Swinburne University's Prahran campus, Green Street,
Prahran (enter via Thomas Street).


SYDNEY
0830 - Defence minister Brendan Nelson will farewell more than 100 Army Reservists who
have been deployed to the Solomon Islands. Airmen's Mess, RAAF Base Richmond. Contact:
Kristina Kalnins 0411 203 579 or Adrian Dolahenty 0438 656 175.

0915 - Deputy Prime Minister Mark Vaile will make a major national road safety funding
announcement in Penrith, at the roundabout at the intersection of High Street and Doonmore
Street.

0930 - The NSW Farmers' Association Region 1 Convention addressing land management. Cascade
Theatre and Restaurant, 325 Gosport St, Moree. Contact: Ellen McNamara 0429 990 218.

1100 - Cathy Freeman and Ian Thorpe to launch an indigenous health campaign. Ambassador's
Room, Telstra Stadium, Homebush, Sydney off Edwin Flack Ave (enter the stadium by Gate
L and take lift to Level 4). Contact: Louis McDermott 9284 9851 or 0419 258 597.

1200 - Addressing Sydney's water infrastructure challenges. Shangri-La Hotel, 176 Cumberland
St, Sydney. Contact: Sharon Braun 9299 7022 or 0410 654 474.

1800 - President's Medal Gala Dinner. Opera House, Sydney. Contact Jacqueline Scott 0406 040 339.

1830 - Sydney Ideas public lecture series with the head of the New Orleans recovery team,
Prof Ed Blakely. Seymour Theatre Centre, Corner of City Rd and Cleveland St, The University
of Sydney, Sydney. Contact: Katrina O'Brien 9036 7842.

1830 - Launch of documentary about Australia's first reactor. Powerhouse Museum, Main
foyer and Coles Theatre, Sydney. Contact: Sharon Kelly 9717 9575 or 0400 394 085.


SPORT
SURFING - ASP World C'ship tour - to April 13
Rip Curl Pro, Bells Beach, Vic
SURFING (Women's) - ASP World C'ship tour - to April 8
Rip Curl Pro, Bells Beach, Vic
CRICKET - World Cup - to April 28
Super 8 Match C2 v B1
England v Sri Lanka, Antigua
GALLOPS -
Canterbury
Cranbourne
Ipswich
Murray Bridge
Kalgoorlie
New Zealand
Hong Kong
Sth Africa
TROTS -
Wagga
Horsham
Redcliffe
Ballarat
GREYHOUNDS -
The Gardens
Sandown
Ipswich
Angle Park
Ballarat
Bulli
Cannington
Gold Coast
Bendigo

AAP RTV sg/was/cjh/cdh/nc

KEYWORD: DIARY EVENTS WED APRIL 4, 2007

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Fed: Beazley seeks support at BBQ and birthday party

AAP General News (Australia)
12-03-2006
Fed: Beazley seeks support at BBQ and birthday party

By Belinda Tasker

SYDNEY, Dec 3 AAP - Could a backyard barbecue and children's birthday party end up
being the last public appearances Kim Beazley makes as federal opposition leader?

The low-key events provided a much-needed break for Mr Beazley, who spent most of today
in his Sydney office frantically phoning colleagues ahead of tomorrow's leadership showdown
with Kevin Rudd.

After a quick take-away lunch of chicken teriyaki washed down with a Diet Coke, Mr
Beazley and wife Susie Annus escaped to the well-heeled eastern Sydney suburb of Woollahra.

Waiting for them was a crowd of supporters squeezed into the backyard of Janine Young,
daughter of Mr Beazley's mentor and former Hawke government minister Mick Young.

Despite being in the middle of a battle to save his political career, Mr Beazley was
determined to honour Ms Young's invitation to her backyard barbecue for the Mick Young
Scholarship Trust.

But before he even walked in the door, Mr Beazley had a few quick words with the media
pack waiting in a park opposite.

Having expressed his confidence at winning the leadership ballot, Mr Beazley spied
a children's party and marched over to congratulate the birthday boy, four-year-old Shaun
Mitterlechner.

Shaun and his young friends mobbed Mr Beazley, although possibly only because they
realised they could be on the tele if they posed with the big man.

Across the road at the barbecue, the more adult crowd provided a tired looking Mr Beazley
with some much-needed words of encouragement.

Among them was The Whitlams frontman Tim Freedman, who had turned up to play a few
tunes and present Mr Beazley, as patron of the trust, with a cheque for $25,000.

The singer soon found himself urging the crowd to get behind a man he believed "deserves
to be our next prime minister".

Mr Freedman said Mr Beazley had been unlucky in the past in losing two close elections
to Prime Minister John Howard.

"I think anyone who can be that unlucky that many times has got enough ticker to be
a very good prime minister," he said.

The words weren't as kind earlier today as Mr Beazley waited at the Network Ten's studios
in Sydney to appear on Meet The Press.

As he waited, he listened to a harsh attack by fellow guest, Health Minister Tony Abbott,
who said Labor's caucus had to choose between "a proven failure" in Mr Beazley and "a
potential disaster" in Mr Rudd.

The opposition leader was also forced to put on a brave face when the program screened
an unflattering animated cartoon of him.

But once the cameras were switched off and Mr Beazley prepared to depart, he was met
by Mr Abbott, who extended an olive branch by shaking his hand and wishing him luck.

AAP bt/br

KEYWORD: LABOR BEAZLEY SCENE (PICS AVAILABLE)

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MINE INSPECTOR (BEACONSFIELD)

AAP General News (Australia)
04-27-2006
MINE INSPECTOR (BEACONSFIELD)

DON SCHOFIELD says two senior officers are at the northern Tasmanian mine .. where
three men were trapped after a rockfall on Tuesday night.

He says Workplace Standard officers will prepare a full report for the coroner .. but
he says any investigation will take some time because of the complex geotechnical aspects
involved.

The mining company could face a 150-thousand dollar fine if any breach of the Workplace
Health and Safety Act is identified.





An unidentified body was discovered this morning .. but two other miners remain trapped.

AAP RTV rgr/bd/bart

KEYWORD: Tasmania's chief industry safety officer says Beaconsfield goldmine will remain closed until Workplace Standards officers are sure it's safe to reopen.

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WA: Fisherman critical as customs rushes him to Australia

AAP General News (Australia)
12-22-2004
WA: Fisherman critical as customs rushes him to Australia

A Portuguese fisherman is being rushed to Australia in a critical condition after being
rescued from sub-Antarctic waters.

Australian Customs says the 46-year-old is suffering from a burst duodenal ulcer with
numerous complications.

He was aboard a Spanish-flagged fishing ship, the Arnela, near the remote Heard and
McDonald islands when he fell ill.

Australian Customs and Fisheries were called to his aid last Thursday.

Officials say the vessel carrying him, the Oceanic Viking, is expected to arrive into
Fremantle on Christmas Eve.

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KEYWORD: FISHERMAN (PERTH)

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bargest

bargest, barguest. This is the name for a particularly alarming shape-changing bogey animal in the folklore of Yorkshire, Lancashire, and other northern areas, which might be encountered at stiles and in dark lanes, or near churchyards. Sometimes it was only heard, not seen; it howled and shrieked, and to hear it was an omen of someone's approaching death—possibly one's own. If visible, it might be ‘a frightful goblin with teeth and claws’, a headless man, a cat, a rabbit, or most often a Black Dog, whose coming would set all the real dogs in the district chasing after it and howling.

Bibliography

Thomas Wright , English Dialect Dictionary, s.v., and quotations given there;
Henderson , 1866: 239.

Briefly

Help for unemployed: Outplacement and executive coaching company Challenger, Gray & Christmas Inc. will offer free job search advice from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today. It's the 24th year the Chicago company has offered the help. Company employees will answer questions from people who've become frustrated with their job searches. The number is (312) 422-5010.

AT&T distributes phones in Robbins: AT&T said it is providing prepaid wireless phones to Robbins residents as it works to restore phone and Internet service in the village. Service was knocked out as a result of Saturday's storm. The company said it is distributing phones at the Robbins Village Hall, 3327 W. 137th St., and the William Leonard Public Library, 13820 Central Park Ave. AT&T said it's also providing prepaid phones to residents of the village's St. Peter Claver Courts senior housing facility. Customers with questions about their phone service can contact AT&T at (800) 288-2020.

Stocks hit high for year: Major stock indexes edged higher in light trading Monday, with the Dow Jones industrial average rising 26.98, or 0.3 percent, to finish the day at 10,547.08. It was the Dow's highest close since Oct. 1, 2008.

Com21 Announces Fourth Quarter Revenue Range.

MILPITAS, Calif. -- Com21, Inc. , a leading global provider of system solutions for the broadband access market, announced today that its revenues for the fourth quarter of 2001 will be slightly down from earlier estimates, and will be in the $25 million to $26 million range. The Company previously announced that its revenues would fall between $28 million and $30 million for the quarter.

"We are pleased with the higher than anticipated sales of our ATM-based ComUNITY Access(R) System products," said George Merrick, Com21's president and CEO. "This increase, however, was offset by lower than expected DOCSIS modem sales, which caused our revenue to be slightly below our previous estimates."

Additional details of Com21's fourth quarter results will be reported during the Company's quarterly investor conference call, currently scheduled for Friday, January 18, 2002 at 5 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (10 p.m. Greenwich Mean Time). Access details for the conference call are forthcoming.

About Com21, Inc.

Com21, Inc. (http://www.com21.com/) is a leading global supplier of system solutions for the broadband access market. The Company's ATM, DOCSIS, EuroDOCSIS, and DVB-based products enable cable operators and service providers to deliver high-speed, cost-effective Internet and telephony applications to corporate telecommuters, small businesses, home offices, and residential users. To date, Com21 has shipped over 1.8 million cable modems and over 1,700 headend controllers worldwide. Com21 systems offer commercial service in cable systems passing 19 million households worldwide.

Com21 is an ISO 9001 registered company with over 175 employees worldwide. The Company's corporate headquarters is located in Milpitas, California, USA, with its European sales and support center in Delft, The Netherlands. In addition, Com21 maintains a research and development facility in Cork, Ireland, as well as sales and support offices in the United States and Canada, Europe, Asia, and Latin America.

Safe Harbor Act Clause

This press release contains forward-looking information within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and is subject to the safe harbors created by those sections. This press release contains forward-looking statements related to revenue results for the fourth quarter of 2001. Actual results may differ materially due to a number of factors, including the completion of the accounting close, reconciliation of the Company's accounts, and management's estimates for sales returns and allowances for pricing adjustments. The matters discussed in this press release may also involve risks and uncertainties concerning Com21's products and services described in Com21's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). In particular, see the risk factors described in the Company's most recent Form 10K, as amended, and Form 10Q. Com21 assumes no obligation to update the forward-looking information contained in this press release.

NOTE: Com21(R) is a registered trademark of Com21, Inc., Milpitas, California, U.S.A. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

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